Me hovpiiol event to be held at Ornsad racecourse
In a pie issue the Orage Jockey Clute advertise Me hovpiiol faces Wien yells take place on the Ornsad racecourse on Friday and Saturday October 12 and 15. The programme covers ten events with prize money totalling £24. Nominations close Saturday October 8 at 0 pm with secretary Mr W Namrarrow.
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Orage
Clute
Wien
Ornsad
Ite
Standay
W. 1
Namrarrow
First Loads of Wool Arrive at Forbes Railway
The first wool shipment reached Forbes by rail, hailed as a milestone for local woolgrowers. The consignment, transported by Wade and associates from Shaw Strickland and Wade, signals a strengthening link between producers and the railway for export.
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Forbes
Messrs
Shaw Strickland
Wade
Homebush Sales Reports Mixed Market Activity
Fragmented OCR text shows Homebush sales with mentions of Wineheomby Param Ltd and HK transactions. Details are garbled but indicate a market activity with values around £1000 and references to Jones property. No clear dates or complete entities are readable.
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Messrs
Wineheomby, Param Ltd
Roport
Homebush Yestertay
Werhers
Lambs Te
Bowgets
Jones
Ooma Clearing Sale Announcement at Head Station
JW Wordag's lavue and partners announce a large clearing sale at the head station on Saturday October 20. The sale will include sheep, machinery, furniture and other goods to benefit a local Nurses Fete, with proceeds aiding community needs.
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JW Wordag’s Lavue
Aichurd
Wool Dividend Postponed in Central Won Committee
Postponement order issued by the Central Won Committee delays payment of the annual wool dividend. Expected Tuesday payment canceled. government indicates no plans to hold back funds and aims for later distribution toward month end. Names and places are garbled in the source.
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Wineleamne
Carson Lid
Central
Vale OF Amel
Wuweer
Baek Lie Winey
Social at Hy Daroobalgie Hall Draws Large Attendance
A social at Hy Daroobalgie Wall drew 2 good attendance with Menpitt as MC and an eight-piece orchestra. Supper was supplied by Naranbal gie ladies, and visiting Indians and gentlemen assisted with arrangements. The night was crowded and close for dames under wire.
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Wight
Naranbalgie
Damine
The Foolish Virgin at Local Theatre Ad
On Monday night a film program featuring Chaplin and other acts is advertised. The article notes a rebellion theme and a blend of entertainment, describing characters and acts in a period newspaper voice.
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Mary
Ovis
Xitle
Chara Kinbad
Marohl Torkwond
Hierle Chaplin
NEW LAND BILL Second Reading On Crown Lands Bill
The Crown Lands Bill moves to convert tea returns to fruit horizons and ends parental tax. It seeks to abolish land ballots and allow holders to transfer leases. Ministers argue reforms reduce abuses and widen access, while the Land Board would decide discretionary outcomes with ballots used in some cases.
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Nahetora
Laidley Ii Thye Ag
Fesehald
Tian
Amit
Yanyerslon Xiven
Koror Council to honor roll with reception debate
The Koror municipal council debated honor roll arrangements at a Tuesday session. Alderman Salt urged clarity on whether the roll should be hung in the council chamber, but the motion to honor the plan passed.
Parkes News of the Week Highlights Local Council Actions
The Parkes Council discusses budget items and road works, with plans to kerb and gutter. postal department cost shares for port office renovations are noted. Local development includes a proposed street improvement program and a timetable for a population milestone event in December.
NotO Fountain Pens Promote Superior Advantage
An advertisement extols a fountain pen named NotO, claiming it outperforms rivals with adjustable ink, leak resistance, and safe daily use. It highlights reliability, quality materials, and a promised ease of ownership, inviting readers to choose NotO over other brands.
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Conkling
Walswan
Forbes Literary Institute Night of Student Recitals
A Fortes Literary Institute event featured a student recital list led by President My 1. eyaoht TM and attendees including Winnie Fawtattiees Mansitha Alain Het Seah. The program honored several participants such as Croker Tina and Merl took, with appreciation for Lily Kinloss in a vivid, if cryptic, display of student performances.
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Hie Pouinn
Yyer
Fortes Literary Institute
Eyaoht
Pegsiuent
Ap Ihu
Rey
Treinen
Ds Ds
Huyton
Winnie Fawtattiees
Mansitha
Alain Het Seah
Ani
Lammimitine
Mlones Rey Mom
Swyny
Croker
Tina Au AllRoe
Merl
Hatem
Sparta
Tianoruebin
Lily Kinloss
Fragmented OCR Jottings With Garbled Names and Prices
The readable bits describe a garbled list or note with incomplete names and phrases about money values. It references a person or group and hints at a sale or value, but most details are obscured. No clear event, date, or location emerges from the legible material.
Forc es Private Lanny Gang among the wounded in Flanders
Amidst chaotic war dispatches, Private Lanny Gang of Forc es is reported wounded in action near Flanders. Lieutenant Edwardw leads Australians, with several Forbes Bank and local figures referenced. battlefield movements include transfers and notices of fatalities and recuperations across a murky OCR narrative.
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Lanny” Gang
Ax Ut
Wwe
SUI
Forbes
Edwards’ von Abebart
Jip Raul
Flanders
CE Hote
Ofe Henke
Sandly
Wales
Forti 1
Dubho
Jeaves Vorbes
FMW
Ty M.btawart
Wagett
Banke of Avatvatusia
Jace Liewtenant
Charles Joulden
Lake Cowal
B. Low
Joe
Palestini
OWL
Pere Suciliye
Alu
Vince
Ferber
Ace Tonle
Russell Niten
Menu Furley
Whitfeld
Wijifield
Snow Ness
Tom Murphy
Anil Aw
Mines Working Evils Ehlers Ponetinuthy In Newwest To
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mines and evils with names like Ehlers Ponetinuthy and Nowouest To. The readable portion is incomplete and yields no clear event, date, or location. Further context needed for a coherent summary.
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Ehlers
War News Bursts Through Town Amid Confusion
A garbled report describes a chaotic morning with moving processions and protests. It mentions various figures, locations, and a civic event, with references to a war effort, public sentiment, and planned demonstrations. The text is fragmented but conveys urgency and broad societal disruption.
Severe storm floods Worthing area with widespread damage
A violent storm hit Worthworth causing extensive flooding and uprooted houses. Aug Deen and Carla tu Inotated are mentioned amid the chaos as the region around 4 Widet Weiter sustains heavy damage. Almy homes are submerged and widespread destruction is reported.
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Wouthworth
Carla
de Countey
AL Fondo Wolin
Australia and Germany Relations Statement
Prime Minister states Australia has no intention of resuming formal relations with Germany. Australia notes it has thrived without Germany, while Germany relies on Australia's wool and metals. The tone emphasizes mutual dependence but a deliberate pause on full ties.
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Australia
Germany
Sydney
Soldier Settlers Provision Read in Assembly
In Sydney the Roluthed Soldiers Amendment TUL was discussed as the Assembly considers further provision for settlement. The bill proposes discharging soldiery and sailors and maintaining health measures for settlers.
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Sydney
The
Assembly
Western Lands and Land Policy Proposal Debate
A fragmented report details a Friday session where Byduuy and Pay Maier discuss a new land bill. The draft amendment, Wintern Lunde Aevendment AMT, aims to extend law across the western division and pipe in public concerns about oils, water, and street layouts. The item mentions plans to allow subdivision to expand living areas under the Western Lands Hoard principle.
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Byduuy
Landy
Justos
Camps Disbanding in Sydney Assurance of Voluntary Uplift
Frantic Friday reports in Sydney indicate camps disbanding as volunteers expect to be released soon. Authorities foresee a rapid voluntary wind down with many workers returning to their normal duties in the coming days.
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Sydney
Parone
Revolution in shipbuilding schemes stirs union views
A chaotic General article reports on tugorium era reforms, Federal shipbuilding plans, and Minister for Defence statements. It notes Brlabine interviews, Huanes message, and claims venereal disease impacts soldiers, with references to Methourne Anglican Ayinail and Grampians meeting at La Louse.
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Aydrey
Priday
Dabor Council
Euerion
Tigor
Bes
Brlabine
Huanes Tesiien
Murray
Parkes Lupitil Carnival Hosts Ambling Race Day
Large crowds attended Parkes Lupitil Carnival on Wednesday with many top horses like Modesto and Sweet Lady racing in events such as the Gibbcrewele Stakes and Suburban Handicap. A grand send-off was held for Mos R Roheytwog on Monday night at Trundle ahead of the meet.
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Huche
Stacy
Thuyweles
Uoomtnx
Thaua
Multan
Andtean
Modesto
Traenny
Portrait
Sweet Lady
Kittoyte
Aries Fiver Fiydney
Mundioay
Med Paonant
Aumibourne
Stoht King
Thirty-tupee Funine
Flrat Leeson
Kags
Cheint- Wi Rors
Blade Berl Tell
Parkes Lupitil
Trundle
Audit reveals Southward misstatements at town meeting
An audit report discussed at the municipal council meeting highlights misstatements in the southern district accounts. Alderman Webster and Alderman Patterson debated the auditor's findings as the council prepared a statement on potential misallocation of funds and collection issues. The Mayor and clerk indicated the matter would be reviewed and a motion to adopt the outcome was approved.
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Whendnethai
Winston
Forbes
England
Ube
Voy Huy Breldouren Niehi
Canton
HOY
Roberta
Agusta
Maine
Valenlajiss
Wewly
SS John's
Kaelin
Gaol Breaker Gregor Faces Court On Escape Charges
Heginald Gregor appeared before Lie Court this morning for two escape attempts from Vorbes and Parker lockups in a plot involving a stolen horse saddle bridle and a mare. Constable Dawes and Constable Hawan testified, detailing the escape, pursuit, and identification of Gregor, who was remanded to Sydney awaiting further proceedings.
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Heginald
Gregor
Steolinx Horve
Wilky
el Sydney
Beptonstar
Vorbes
Vay
Taro
Bridie
Gunningbland
Rowland Hockey
Shill Wood
AL Shoul
AIS
Grekor
Spector Jones
Votios Gauri
Sydney
Newton
Kesper
Forbee
Brain Yard
Ue Sant
Anit
Roger
reKar Wan
Char
Dawes
Romangen
Aron
Parker Lockup
Usaid
Hawan
Erhlance
Gregon
Quernon
Salte
Are
Parkes
Guyininetand
Totten Am
Overston
Ascuseil
Condemnation and Rent Row Over Brewery Lane Homes
A local dispute over condemned residences on Brewery Lane escalates as officials condemn the row of 36 cottages. The Mayor and Aldermen clash with landlords over board of health improvements and rent raises, with disputes about tenant treatment and future actions at the next meeting.
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Forbes Algerie
Thomas Abeht
Idormm
Alderran
Connell
Avery
Patterson
Board of Health
Alderivan Paony
Pavarsta
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